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by ardit33 5y ago
This is pretty wrong. Most immigrants come from much poorer countries, and they themselves have to restart everything from scratch, with little saving and no home ownership. People coming from the Philipines, or India, or Eastern Europe, p
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by ardit33 5y ago
I have given 2 months notice before, even as an engineer. I agree with this assessment. The standard 2-3 weeks is good enough.
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by ardit33 5y ago
I agree with you. Many of these templates do offer specific cases, as that's how designers operate/think. They are not really generic components that can be used in different use cases that the designer didn't think of. But,
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by ardit33 5y ago
haha... that would be wild. I bet it would look more like a middle school kids game, with two groups of each team chasing the two different balls.
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by ardit33 5y ago
PBS is liberal aligned org. so it is perfectly aligned with the democratic party... which are in power now?
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by ardit33 5y ago
Pre pandemic, I'd go often to trader joe, and they would give samples. It was maybe a small bite of a food (ice cream, salat, or whatever else), and use a plastic fork for it. Just one bite, and you had to throw it out. It was more pl
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by ardit33 5y ago
The old menus (from the 1800s), just read as much more healthy wholesome food. It seems that sometimes after the 50s, restaurant/dinner food quality took a dive and it looks like mass market food you find a groecery store now. Recent
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by ardit33 5y ago
Neanderthals are portrait as bit too primitive, and we know now that they were fully capable of speech, and not just grunts... "Neanderthals possessed a modern vocal tract and were therefore capable of fully modern speech."
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by ardit33 5y ago
As mentioned in another comment, Quest for Fire is a great film that tries to explain exactly this. It follows the path of a group of Neanderthals in Paleolithic Europe (80,000 years ago), that try to tame fire, and their contact with homo-
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by ardit33 5y ago
Do you realize that the whole Apple's UIKit Framework is a version of MVC? I have seen many versions for it in iOS, MMVC, MVVC, or whatever, but really they are iterations of separation of business logic and view/display logic.
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by ardit33 5y ago
Inter is not a good font at all... maybe for super short text/labels, but for larger ones it has bad kearning. If anybody wants a good example of how not-good looking Inter is for headlines/articles check out: https:/&#x2F
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by ardit33 5y ago
I agree.... the whole point of a b-tree is to already subdivide the dataset in smaller manageable sets. A binary search wont be much help on those slices if the tree is constructed properly.
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by ardit33 5y ago
looks like you have a wild fig... figs usually are not planted by the seeds, but by planting branches of already known 'domesticated' figs, in the ground, where the new branch takes root and turns into a tree itself... aka cloning
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by ardit33 5y ago
Most of European Coastal Mediterranean, (Spain, Italy, France, Greece, Albania, southern part of Croatia), including Portugal, San Diego, and anything close to the ocean in California (as long as it is not in the fog belt like San Francisc
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by ardit33 5y ago
I agree. This is the case for busy bars and especially the clubs. It is like being an arsehole is part of a job requirement for the bartenders. The fact is that in the US people tend to congregate around the same time (happy hour or at nigh
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by ardit33 5y ago
unless you start overloading it too fast, and lift too close to failure and with bad technique... I love deadlifts, but It is very easy to mess up your back with them. On the other hand, whenever I didn't deadlift, eventually started
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by ardit33 5y ago
Ugh... these comments... First of all, Greece was not the start of the western civilization. Rome was. They borrowed a lot from Greece (which they eventually conquered) as Greece was more advanced initially. Greeks themselves had borrow
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by ardit33 5y ago
That's true. We have already been dealing with it (the last central american immigrant surge), and NYC had a huge influx of comers from Porto Rico after the last two hurricanes. Dealing with it is still easier than having your place u
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by ardit33 5y ago
Agree on that part. If you are on a heat bowl area, you will have to deal with it, and getting the short end of the stick.
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by ardit33 5y ago
Canada and northern part of the US will be fine (north of the mason dixon line). Places like Albany, NY, or Minesota, or most of Canada, appart from the occasional crazy swings, are going to be more lovely places to live, with slightly mil
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by ardit33 5y ago
Created by clumped dust 4.6b years ago when the solar system was being formed.... but it hasn't been part of a larger body, so it is not that compressed, so it is not a chunk of another larger body that split off from collisions. It co
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by ardit33 5y ago
The whole thing is estimated to be around $80-90B (probably more, given the current inflation). With the money already allocated, plus if they had managed not to waste 25B out of that 30B (and the fraud was only 5b), they would have had e
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by ardit33 5y ago
And build more than 1/3 or the high speed rail!
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by ardit33 5y ago
Cleaning a 1bdr. apt, is about 80-100 in NYC. Hotels have dedicated staff, that makes it economically cheap/feasible. AirBnb cleaning makes sense if you stay for a whole week, or more, and that fee gets amortized, otherwise, for shor
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by ardit33 5y ago
Well, you could include Craigslist in that, everything under the sun. AirBnb/VRBO/Boooking.com all have their use. The problem is when people rent/sublet their apt. in buildings that don't allow it, and cause nuisance t
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by ardit33 5y ago
Completely naive view of the situation, or you are just too young. You don't need be 500k in debt to get started for uber as you needed to get a yellow cab medallion Once you made that decsion (to mortgage you house to get a yellow cab
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by ardit33 5y ago
it is not, but carry on. Skilled, in late antiquity/mediaval times, meant the engineer doing trebuchet, or building ships, or building high quality steel, etc.. et.c.. it was actually hard work. None of them were things that the rulin
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Russia’s Checkmate Light Tactical Fighter Is Officially Unveiled(thedrive.com)
1 points by ardit33 5y ago|1 comments
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by ardit33 5y ago
you just re-invented XML + Schemas, just in binary format. We had all this in the 90s and early 2000s. JSON became popular for a good reason.
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by ardit33 5y ago
I wouldn't trust the guy that is going to make lots of money if the decision went their way...

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